Marc Webb

“With great power comes great responsibility.” Not only is this a very true and inspirational quote, but it also serves as the mantra of my favorite superhero of all time, Spider-man. The gifted teenage web-slinger has held a very special place in my heart since the first time I watched the movie Spider-Man, starring Toby McGuire, in 2002. Needless to say, when Sony released The Amazing Spider-Man only ten years later, I was a little hesitant about their new spin on my favorite character.…

acclaimed romantic movie. Although sometimes I wonder, are the critics delusional? Simply trying to find depth and complexity in a trivial plot accompanied with equally irritating characters.Surely a film with a $7 500 000 budget and a director like Marc Webb, director of The Amazing Spider Man, would prove to be a cinematic masterpiece shaping the world of media. However this movie was simply putting on the arty vibe of intellect for the easily amused, but falls flat once its lackluster story…

The Columbia Journalism Review also said that "it was basically public pressure that forced the media to deal with allegations of Webb". This pressure was completely understandable considering that the role of the CIA in drug trafficking is an old and well-documented case, due to their repetitive method of operation: fund anti communist factions in strategic locations to US and allow…

The Amazing Spiderman is directed by Marc Webb. The duration time for this movie is 2 hours 16 minutes. In order to relate the evolution in this movie, we require understanding the definition of evolution. As we know, evolution in Latin is mean to unroll or to discover. Generally, evolution is refers to any change over time and often restricted to biological change. Biological evolution suggesting that species are descent from more ancient forms of life through a structural and physiological…

Finch uses the super drug to enhance his cognitive abilities in a desperate attempt to solve the case before the FBI finger him for the crime. The show is based on a truly quirky premise and the slick direction by Marc Webb (The Amazing Spiderman) makes it a standout amongst the fall season offerings. A tongue-n-cheek awareness of its own hyperbole is certainly refreshing. Wether it can maintain its uniqueness, or descend into formulaic police procedural, will be a…

A lot of people are skeptical that online dating sites actually reap success, but they do provide potential marriage partners. In the TED talk “How I hacked online dating”, Amy Webb discusses her experience with online dating. She begins by discussing her desperation to get married and how she cultivates a strategy to find a perfect match for herself. Initially, she said, “So I asked everybody in my life what they thought. I turned to my grandmother, who always had plenty of advice, and she said…

fulfilling career and so we understand that the authors intertwined experience with fate and romantic relationships have acted as a catalyst for his individual reflection and growth. Similarly, 500 Days of summer (film,2009) directed by Marc Webb follows the protagonist Tom and his romantic relationship with Summer, through the course of the film Tom has his notions of romantic relationships shattered allowing for his development as an individual and a maturing in his attitude towards…

There has always been interest in drawn out stories involving multiple strong main characters. The successes of franchises, literary or cinematic, often depend on the efficient execution of a created world wherein such strong characters interact. With fulfilling the fantasies and desires of the fans being the primary goal, the idea of “ shared universe” was born. A “shared universe” is a collection of multiple stories in books, movies, and video games set in the same world, mainly used in pop…

Unfortunately, some companies have mismanaged their greatest asset—their brands. This is what befell the popular Snapple brand almost as soon as Quaker Oats bought the beverage marketer for $1.7 billion in 1994. Snapple had become a hit through powerful grassroots marketing and distribution through small outlets and convenience stores. Analysts said that because Quaker did not understand the brand’s appeal, it made the mistake of changing the ads and the distribution. Snapple lost so much…